‘My 600-Lb Life’ Fan Shares How Dr. Nowzaradan Made Her Cry
My 600-lb Life star Younan Nowzaradan, also known as Dr. Now, is one of the most popular reality TV personalities today. The 79-year-old has had 12 seasons with TLC and has gained quite a reputation due to his dedication to his career. Because of this, many fans are trying their best to either meet him in public or online. One Reddit user even shared their emotional experience with Dr. Now. Keep reading to see what happened.
My 600-lb Life: Dr. Now’s Retirement Rumors
TLC has yet to renew My 600-lb Life after Season 12. This created speculation that Dr. Now may be on the verge of returning. The bariatric surgeon’s retirement is inevitable, especially at his age. However, despite all the changes happening to his body and movements, he continues to show signs of interest in continuing to work as a surgeon. According to some, the Iranian native deserves to enjoy himself. But it seems Dr. Now enjoys his life more by interacting with his fans and spreading knowledge about weight loss.
Fan Shares How Dr. Now Made Her Cry
A Reddit user named “Who_is_anonymous_” recently shared an emotional story about Dr. Now. According to the poster, the My 600-lb Life star made her cry for the message she received from him. She said that her life has been rough this year, but Dr. Now telling her that she’s a “wonderful mom” and “excellent wife” cheered her up. Dr. Now also congratulated the Reddit user for all the things she had done in life and even wished her an advanced happy birthday.
- “He’s precious. Happy Birthday, Sasha!”
- “Love seeing his natural hair color coming through. His hair was starting to look like he was putting shoe polish on it.”
- “Aw! I just love him! Thank you for sharing, Sasha. Happy birthday :)”
- “I am so jealous! I love him! Hope you have a better year! We can all use a little more love and joy!”
- “Love that he could not resist the “hey y’all” up front…best gift would be more new shows…Happy Birthday.”
My 600-lb Life: Dr. Now Calls Out Scammers
Aside from interacting with fans, Dr. Now also uses Instagram to spread awareness about scammers. Earlier this month, the My 600-lb Life star shared alarming news that several social media pages used his photo to advertise a weight loss product. She warns everyone not to buy any of the products, as they could be dangerous to health.
